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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1910
Page
8
The item lists the principal address at Broadway, Latte, with telephone access and independent telephone 12. Advertisements rates are furnished on application.
A local listing advertises a large selection of timepieces from Tiffany and Trading jewellers to Hownd Waltham Elgis Tramilton Springfield and Rockford. Prices range from $10 to $275 with options in gold filled and different grades to suit any budget. The ad touts the Northwest’s unique stock and asks customers to compare quality and prices.
Butte notes list Grim Bros patrons, Helena visitors Louis Penwell and Kluge, Victor Kermen, and many others in town yesterday. Mentions Drensifies dental work, Belgrade and Great Falls residents, Larney of Billings, and Armstead shoppers plus May Walsh from Bay City. Also references local Post Office news and holiday changes.
Police report a 18 pound beef roast theft linked to Stella and others. Officers arrested Stella and another woman for purse charges, while Hatchet faces later theft related counts. Authorities pursued a cabin near Che dope Maul colony and recovered items in a tense district disturbance.
A noisy audience pack fills the paravally theater as a quirky show titled The Bass of iy Rare performs amid surreal visuals and wandering desert imagery. Performers improvise with dreamlike dialogue and a tense mood that hints at danger and strange landscapes.
Montana officials discuss a federal standard weights and measures set received by Secretary Yoder. He notes potential duplication costs near $100 and urges statewide adoption to prevent counterfeit weights in counties and law enforcement. The item ends with advertising for Isa Cash Grocery Co.
Persistent efforts by boys and young men of Butte to start a Young Men's Christian Association gymnasium move forward with a New Year meeting at First Baptist Church. A 200-member start, no business-mens appeal, and funds raised by member pledges to outfit a facility on North Main with gym gear, showers, and a handball court.
A nationwide move to regulate fraternal insurance aims to cover seven billion in policies across the United States. State ins urance departments will seek minor amendments, with collaboration from national and fraternal bodies to secure broader supervision.
In New York a tense truce emerged among rival tongs after a special committee of merchants set a six day pause. The agreement followed threats of supply embargoes from the Hongkong based associations as negotiations continued over privileges and control amid ongoing tong disputes.
Fragmented OCR text references Queen Mary and King George era with mentions of Prince John Charles born December 12, 1805. The garbled lines mention Lonilan Dee and Hackinthehais place, plus a service and profits note. Overall unclear. likely a damaged historical snippet.
A sermon at Shortridge Memorial Christian Church discusses the father as founder and head of the family. It extols honoring the father, providing for the wife and children, and aligning authority with Biblical teaching while urging cheerful, adequate support and a harmonious home life.
A distressed man falls into heavy drinking and wasteful spending, draining a family fund and causing shame. The narrative laments his neglect of wife and children, hints at reform promises, and condemns the cycle of vice and poverty with moral appeals and generic remedies.
Clarence McBinting, member of a prominent family, attempted self harm yesterday on Mercury Street and Arimna Streets by slashing his left wrist. He survived after aid arrived and medical staff treated his wounds. He remains under observation as authorities investigate the incident.
Farman remains eight hours and a half aloft as rivals push for the Michelin cap in a rare air endurance event. The Australian air contest showcases endurance and speed, with $4,000 prize aimed at the winner.
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